Bobcat Rabies Case in New Mexico: Prevention Tips
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Bobcat in Sierra County tests positive for rabies, marking New Mexicos first case this year. Dogs involved were vaccinated, but people potentially exposed received post-exposure vaccines. Rabies is almost always fatal but preventable with pet vaccinations. Bats are the main carriers, followed by skunks and foxes. If you spot a sick or strange animal, contact local authorities. For potential exposure or bite, reach out to animal control and the health department hotline.
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